Mortality
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
BILL OF.
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An official record of deaths. ■ 1 Bl. Com. 124; 4 id.
41^2; 2 Steph. Hist. Cr. L. Eng. 76. 2 Brawley v. United States, 96 U. S. 173, 171 (1877), Bradley, J.; Norrington v. Wright, 115 id. 204 (1885). 8 Cabot D. Winsor, 1 Allen, 550 (1861), Bigelow, C. J. See also 1 Pet. C. C. 49; 4 Mas. 418-22, cases; 99 Mass. 232-35, cases; 103 id. 344; 9 Ct. CI. 244; 11 id. 522; 17 Ves. 894; 2 B. & Ad. 106; 19 Ark. 102; 69 Ga. 511; 3 Marsh. J. J. 421; 5 id. 181; 5 Bush, 663; 29 Md. 305; 3 Md Ch 24; 4 id. 96; 24 Miss. 597; 24 Mo. 574; 40 id. 79; 62 id. 405; 4 N. J. E. 212; 14 N. Y. 143; 83 id. 116; 9 S. & E. 80; 13 id. 143; 24 Tex. 845; 59 id. 604; 21 W. Va. 333, 647; 81 Va 183; 12 Rep. 565. •Tyler v. Anderson, 106 Ind. 189-91 (1886), cases: 24 2.
The district included in such record; as, that a person resides within the bill of mortality.!